Quickie post to show you a bunch of succulent blooms! No these are not blooming at this time. But I wanted to go back and show you some color and photos of blooms in the past! Have fun!
Crassula capitella ssp. thyrsiflora
Monanthes polyphylla, in family Crassulaceae
Mammillaria matudae
Aylostera muscula
Notocactus magnificus
Aylostera muscula
Notocactus magnificus
Sorry don't know the name! I just call it Yowza!
Sedum Rubrotinctum
Euphorbia mammillaris
Aeonium bloom! Check out how red the aeonium got last year! It was so cold here! I have a new bloom going on now and I have documented it from the beginning with photos. It has not come into full bloom yet but when it does I will do a post on it only!
Aeonium bloom! Check out how red the aeonium got last year! It was so cold here! I have a new bloom going on now and I have documented it from the beginning with photos. It has not come into full bloom yet but when it does I will do a post on it only!
Echeveria 'Blue Curls'
Echeveria 'Pludonis'
Echeveria 'Dondo'
Unknown Echeveria
Feed Me!
Echeveria 'Afterglow'
Kalanchoe 'Manginii'
Kalancho fedtschenkoi
Sempervivum arachnoideum
Opuntia macbridei bloom Red button cactus
I will leave you right here for now! I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's day and just think....only 32 more days until spring! Yea!
It's Another Beautiful Day!
Opuntia macbridei bloom Red button cactus
I will leave you right here for now! I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's day and just think....only 32 more days until spring! Yea!
It's Another Beautiful Day!
13 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous... Succulents and cacti are such an eternal love affair! As always, your plants are amazing Candy, thank you for sharing. :)
~Catherine
Thank you so much Catherine! I have a love affair with them for sure and your words are perfect!
Happy late Valentine greetings! I love all of these unique and interesting blooms, Candy!!!! Your Yowza reminds me of a gymnocalceum??? Pretty pink!
Oh goodness you are good with that camera. Very sexy shots! I CANNOT wait for the wildflower and cactus bloom here. It's going to be spectacular here this year....well that's my gardener's bet. Your flowers have me crossing my fingers.....my San Pedro Cactus may just bloom this year and if it does, you will hear me from Arizona doing a big "Whoo Hoo!!!" Last year the frost killed everything. This year has been mild and the plants are loving it.
Fantastic photos Candy! Love all your succulent blooms :)
You just kicked my spring fever into high gear!!! I just spotted a flower spike developing on one of my Aloe striata, so it won't be long now.
Oh my goodness what gorgeous blooms. Love all the stunning colors. What a pleasure it must be to step out and enjoy all of this everyday. Hugs...Lu
Your plants seem so happy!You must take really good care of them:)
Thank you I really try!
Great shots, & info, I now know what some of my own plants will look like when they flower. How do you identify them all, most plants purchase here only have succulent written on the label,very frustrating for a beginner.
Oh Becc that is a bummer. What I do is take a photo of each succulent I get along with it's label. I then put them on my computer and I have them in different files like echeveria, aeonium's, etc. It helps. You can just google the type name and look for one like it. I do that sometimes. And find different sites that show's pics of them.
So pretty! Starting to feel like spring...can't wait until the succulents start blooming!
Wow! I just stumbled upon your Blog. I too love succulents and can not find enough people who share my passion. I will be following your Blog. Great photos. Here on the shores of Lake Michigan only a few succulents grow naturally so I bring in many of them to keep through the Winter - like the big snow storm we had today! See you soon. Jack
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